GSM/GPRS module +CME ERROR: http need relocation (error code 3829)

[txescientist]

Can someone please explain me what this error means:  +CME ERROR: http need relocation.
I'm getting it after using AT+QHTTPPOST command on Quectel M95 GSM module.

[festevao]

I'm having that same error. Have you figured it out?

[SL4P]

Without knowing the specific module, I'd guess the GPS receiver doesn't have enough signal/satellite coverage to acquire a fix.

The docs should explain the message.

[festevao]

Without knowing the specific module, I'd guess the GPS receiver doesn't have enough signal/satellite coverage to acquire a fix.

I don't think that's the issue. Using AT+CSQ (signal quality) I get that the RSSI = 29, which is excellent

[SL4P]

Isn't CSQ only the GSM/GPRS signal level?

[festevao]

yes, which is the only signal that matters for making HTTP requests. GPS is not relevant

[Wilksey]

Does it happen on a particular website?
It might relate to a 300 response code, can you see the raw header coming back?

[SL4P]

Does it happen on a particular website?
It might relate to a 300 response code, can you see the raw header coming back?

oops.  I looked past the QHHTPPOST, and only saw GSM in the first post!   

[SusmitSen]

I am also using Quectel M95 and got the same error code (3829) "http needs relocation" after trying to post data through AT+QHTTPPOST command. This seems to be some problem with the server side coding. I had no problem posting data to http://posttestserver.com/post.php. But I got this error when I used my own webpage which puts posted date into a mySql database. However, when I checked the data base, the posted data was nicely sitting there. Thus, while the POST is successful, the modem returns an error. I wonder, how to get around this problem. Any idea, anyone?

[Wilksey]

I suspect you need to tell the "client" to re-locate when post is complete, i.e. navigate to a "success" page.